attics scary gennady uttered this word.t, it can be scary in the attic, scary, 8-9. how many years for mushrooms? there they are again. what a normal child will fall for mushrooms in the attic. all the children go for mushrooms in the basement in the basement is cold and damp, but in the attic it is just dry land, where the sun is closer. they don’t go for live mushrooms, but like, it’s logical to dry mushrooms to a refrigerator, attention to the screen, explain for you to guess right away, what it’s about 10 points and it will turn out, if not the count of five is still flying. to do this, you need a very strong glue proudly. it may be very small sometimes. they are very expensive. a little bit. something you add something, they subtract something, they add a background. there they can, if it is someone who is generally very advanced in art, some work is so beautiful, super-duper. after all, they are beautiful and always always beautiful, they are very small and fragile, and there are very large ones. this can be assembled

eight of them one of the attic. when the water finally went away, they were sleeping on top of the refrigerator, or anything that they could, because everything else was wet. >> so that's just a group of neighbors in that area. it's interesting having these conversations, because you have to pay things happening. i'm going to walk over so you can see the street, this is the streak that the search and rescue teams are using to get from fort myers down into fort myers beach. that's where there's an evacuation order. that's grounds era. i mean, there's a lot of destruction here, but that is the area that they're just asking everyone to clear. i've seen a lot of emergency vehicles come in and out. you can see a lot of votes that are built in, some houses that are basically washed over to the other side of the street. this is the construction that remains. if you go further down the street, you have communities. that's where i spoke to those individuals who have the attic. these are people who still have their home, but

laverne gerber fled to his attic as water filled his home but got trapped in the attic ladder washed war veteran in a macgyver moment found these unused electrical wires in the attic and tied them to the rafters, using them as a makeshift ladder so he could escape. meanwhile, a positive sign for people in santa bell, which was cut off from the mainland after ian damaged the causeway to the island. repairs to the causeway are due to be finished this week. in sports on monday night thriller, the raiders went up 17 points against the chiefs. but then casey's travis kelsey reeled off four straight touchdowns. the raiders tried to win on a two point conversion but failed and chiefs one at 32 29, but frustrations boiled over when raiders receiver davante adams shoved a camera man to the latpn iblyuspe for that. okay coming up why some dunkin coffee customers are voicing outrage. the cheating scandal surrounding fat bear week in alaska. suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex. unlike most sinus treatments it provides instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vi

my husband as you may know from his work by confederates in the attic he had a wonderful session andin atlanta and came to washington d.c. pass in the street and died suddenly without any indication that he put a heart problem. me and my two boys as you can imagine were devastated by that and it knocked us right out of our orbit. >> host: how did that change how you did your were? >> guest: took me a long time to factor actually. it was about a pure when i could get the level of focus that you need to engage to the level for that the novel you are trying to bring together. both itou was something that ruh bader ginsburg said to a colleague of mine. they used to be a journalist before he took up fiction writing and this person had a loss to justice ginsburg said to her you must do your work. i cannot your best work but it will be good work and it will be what saves you. and eventually i learned that was true at this book he had loved the subject of the book and help me with researching it and i felt i had to finish it so i could dedicate it to him and it turned out the book was the li

i'm a father in the attic, i have nothing to do, go to sleep, woke up to talk to him.eed to talk to them, i have rights. so there is one. dream papa 50 let's figure out the state is not suitable. you are not a citizen. everything is in order with us, we managed on our own, we have the right. everything then be healthy too. goodbye. why don't you ask, why don't you ask why i came? maybe i came with you to start a new life? maybe we need wire drawers at our enterprise? maybe i've come to build bridges? i wash my hands on myself. hello ah, wait. i'm not kidding, and i went to the hut, you 'll tell me there. minecraft oh, you're a hooligan, let's get out, the authorities are waiting. well, girl. ah, well, beautiful hand, you already have to get married. come on, that's how much happiness you are, comrades, i ask for a minute of attention. here is a comrade burov grigory stepanovich our new district policeman came to meet you. and who has questions? or even complaints? ask, well, say, as in the spirit, who has a snout in fluff. and that's what they did to you too. lonely an

there were times that i felt that i was in the attic. writing a book was a great relief for me, so in the memoirs, i do talk about the renovation of the white house, the china, about the influence i had on my husband's decision, astrology, my relationship with reagan and gorbachev. i talk about my own family and my struggles, and the -- i could say what i wanted because my husband didn't have to face any more elections. at first, i had never thought about writing a book. but, the longer we were in the white house, and the more books that seemed to be popping up, i decided that after eight years of silence, i should. we will have to see what the reviewers and the media will think about that. there is a certain dignity in silence which is very appealing to me. i felt that personally, and for my children, and without something too grandiose for history, that i wanted to present my side as those years as first lady. i will tell, you the hardest part of writing this book, which is called my turn, there is a fine line you have to walk. if you

the door and cleaned it, put it there, the keys also promptly appeared the key, and because in the attic i found this key, this is interesting. i kind of already decided then to use to collect further keys. sergey grinya a collector who cannot pass by a single antique, a passionate person, passionate about archeology and history, one who once did not want to put up with the leakage of valuable artifacts outside belarus therefore began to create his own collection. he doesn't just collect antique bricks. he is patiently collecting a story that many simply do not care about. almost every day after work on weekends and holidays, sergey grin goes hunting for new specimens for his collection, or as he himself likes to call them artifacts in form, according to this , it can be seen around the world, most likely, the fortress brick will be the nineteenth century 99% would pass by and did not pay any attention to the red brick buried in the ground. is there anything like that under your feet lying around, but not sergei in search of valuable items for his personal collection. he climbed all the

so that was kind of the ignominious and then use the attic for a while in the natural history museum.hehe newly founded international museum of the horse in kentucky, in lexington, wanted him because he is more than any other horse the reason that lexington, kentucky, is thk center of thoroughbred breeding today. so now he's up there with the whole room dedicated to significance and a beautiful expedition -- exhibition. >> host: your story centers around the group. this is a fictional part of the story or assist is this s well? >> guest: as soon as i started to research the historical story of lexington, i quickly realized the absolutely fundamental andnd integral role of skilled black horsemen, the grooms, many of the jockeys, the trainers were extraordinary for their expertise and industry was based on them but but other labor of course was plundered labor because many of them were enslaved or formerly enslaved. so i i realized i couldn't tell this story and erase their contribution, and so there's a missing painting of lexington, and it described very vividly because it's supposed

then he was in the attic for a while in the natural history museum. but the newly-founded international museum of the horse in kentucky, in lexington wanted him, because he is more than any other horse the reason that lexington, kentucky is the center of europe red breeding today. -- thoroughbred breeding today. is there with a hall dedicated to his insignificance. >> your story centers around the group. is this a fictional part of the story? ms. brooks: as soon as i started to resort -- to research this story of lexington i quickly realized the absolutely fundamental and integral role of skilled black horsemen. the grooms, many of the jockeys, the trainers were extraordinary for their expertise, and the industry was based on them, much of their labor, of course, was plundered, because many of them were enslaved or formerly enslaved. i realized i could not tell the story and erase their contribution. so there is a missing painting of lexington, and it is described vividly, because it is supposed to be a wonderful painting by the artist thomas j. scott

there are still attics and cellars left. we can see them house by house.h me for a year, so already all the homeless say hello, local. soon they will take this one with me. we ourselves are anyone you want, denmark is taxed. i'm serious guys. well, think well, how many houses in this city is a maximum of 1.000. yes, well, every day there are 30-40 houses normally. a month of which a month turns out to be 30 houses a day? and what do you propose? well say i don't know. listen, maybe it happened to him, that he didn’t call anything, but he didn’t say, maybe he left somewhere where he was going, but he promised. in short, we made a mistake, guys, no, it’s not up to shunky, not that girl she was seen with like yes. here she feels, i am here, she must look for her. i will find what kind of mess is going on here, huh? why are there stubs of candy wrappers everywhere? i said no walking around the apartment. well, beauty, shall we sleep? get in, come on, it's getting late. and when my dad arrives, and we won't wait for him. we will visit him tomorrow. let's go fuc

she went to the attic. same closed. looks like i have keys in some kind of box.don't touch. there's no black clothes to get, hang up the camera and leave, what do you think i have some suspicions. i think everything will be fine in the evening. it's clear yegor call the group to capture. oh who is that? who are you with inga i love you very much, very much mom today is a performance. maybe a bath for two? without a dress, no, suddenly the neighbors. here are the children of the shamkhal of the makhachkala region, your daughter, apparently, was sure that you would be against their relationship, so she resorted to such a deception. i'm against relations. criminal investigation wanted half a year drug trafficking car theft , which gave birth to a child a year ago, apparently, she and her family did not know how to earn money. even one of them is a new relative. lord, my poor girl, how did you all know emin called his mother yesterday, but found out that she did not have a daughter. there are two sons of one of them, their name is emin , then it was not difficult to

upstairs to the attic again and there were times that i felt. that i was in the attic. but writing the book was a great release for me. so in the memoirs i do talk about the renovation of the white house the china. about the influence. i was said to have had on my husband's decision astrology my relationship with don reagan and rice a gorbachev. i talk about my own family and his troubles and all the things i didn't think i could comment on at the time. and i could say what i wanted because my husband didn't have to face any more elections. at first i'd never thought about writing a book, but the longer we were in the white house and the more books that seem to be popping up. i decided that after eight years of silence i should. and we'll have to see what the reviewers and the people think about that but there is a certain dignity in silence, which is very appealing to me. but i felt that personally and for my children and without sounding to grandiose. for history that i wanted to present my side of those eight years as first lady. i'll tell you the hardest part in wri

from the attic. did you find it? i didn't find you anyway . where is the coal miner? look, i have nothing else to do . how to look for hijackers. you asked ji. here's your jeep. borkovsky, but don’t understand on the roads. so the prevention of accidents take it for yourself are you igor without any brains? so that i can take money from a former bandit. in vain do not trust the camel, i will protect you. well, what do you take, to be honest, the money is not superfluous at all. again, you decided to still arrest. come on, he looks like he bought your car. take it . hold on, the pest barely broke the prosecutor. why do you need this novel, what is it like, what can i say? he's a psycho, let's see her. let's see, psycho. maybe not at all that with fingerprints on the bottle, fingerprints on the bottle belong to mr. matveev of another unidentified forest. by the way, we found prints in the apartment. at matthew is written. wait wait. listen, this is a doctor, she was definitely sitting there when i came

well, he took it to the attic, and put it in the attic, and there it was all these years.0 years later, the artist ivan bulgakov found the image , restored it and donated it to the temple, this is an icon mother of god painted on canvas. it is called quench my sorrows, they pray to her for deliverance from sorrows and sorrows. when you build a route to the depth, be sure. go to the house of crafts, in the district center. our country has beautiful nature, rich history, but the most important thing is people who are in love with their work. today i built my route to the people's master of belarus gluz bodru vladimir stankevich vladimir ivanovich hello, as i understand it, this is all your work is toys, and bomberg ones are there, i have there are still bandar works your toy fell in love with these birds. as the birds are simply called klass, here you are, vladimir ivanovich, better known for your barrels. how do you make toys like that? firstly, i started to do it right away, when i got a truck , more children's toys, which i made by hand, they are not lethal. they are stil

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can i go through your box in your attic?i can go to the archive and do that type of work instead. >> thank you. so this question is connected, i think, to either of the first two papers. it's about letters home and desertion rates and what the effect was, if any, on letters from home and the desertion of soldiers. >> i can start on it. yes, it's something that both sides are very concerned with, so we see a lot of pressure put on women to champion their husbands or their brothers or their fathers, their male cousins. we see that in all sorts of different ways. one example would be the newspapers. the newspaper would publish stories of women who are supportive, who are championing the cause, whether that be north or south, who are pouring their resources, physical and emotional, who are giving speeches that say, if i were a man, i would be out there, or brides who are taking their wedding dresses and sewing them into a regimental flag and sending it off. so there is this concern that it's going to lead to desertion rates. the

the daily mail revelations come as a surprise as its attic hell contains a number of accusations against the russian military and russian intelligence allegedly committed atrocities. but a significantly bigger part of it is all about her merciless ukrainians are hunting . all those loyal to the russian forces and joint forces administrations on the ground and killing them like pig. this is something that one would never expect from a democratic country. ha, that's the west bush's everybody to believe ukraine is. the article also says that has revenge killings orchestrated by ukraine. special forces have been recently increasingly well organized. here's another quotation. let's take a listen. others are being tracked down and slaughtered by resistance fighters. a list passed to this newspaper by a key government source identifies 29 such retribution killings with 13 morrison nation attempts that left some targets wound it. well, it's true that we never heard things like these from a daily mail kind of media, but it's left for the 1st time that we learn about key regimes. war on all those

and brief information about the dead should soon appear their names will live forever and from the atticsor the espresso tv channel for this moment i'm telling you see you tomorrow read more about important events at to our website espresso tv also subscribe to our channels in social networks like stay close to us well, in a few moments the espresso broadcast will continue my colleagues from the big broadcast events the most important events events that are happening right now and affect our lives, of course the news feed reports about them, but not enough to know what is happening, you need to understand antin borkovsky and invited experts soberly evaluate the events, analyze them, modeling our near future every saturday at 1:00 p.m. with a repeat at 10 p.m. studio west with anton borkovsky naispresso this is my country my country it is different in the winter it is harsh and magical and the whole does not smell of flowers and grows its summer tastes like the landlord but really bright and colorful my country in autumn, the dawn of my country is unrepeatable, wonderful , they give birth

. >> he's screaming at me, "get in the attic. get food, get water."m grabbing treats, i'm grabbing water. >> reporter: how long were you in the attic? >> from 4:30 in the afternoon to 6:30 in the morning. >> reporter: what was that like? >> awful. >> reporter: for hours they huddled together as water inundated the ground level of their fort myers homes. today, they showed us what was left. so the line was pretty much up to here. despite orders to evacuate, many ppeople across florida's southwest coast sheltered in place during the storm. now, search-and-rescue teams are uncovering scenes of enormous loss. >> let me paint the picture for you. the water was up over the rooftop, right? but we had a coast guard rescue swimmer swim down into it, and he could identify there appeared to be human remains. >> reporter: rescue workers are going door to door and have gone through more than 3,000 homes, according to governor ron desantis, who met today with the head of fema. these images show fort myers beach before and after ian obliterated the landscape here. t

and from the basement to the third floor, the attic, everything was ruined. the kitchen floor, we almost lost a couple firefighters to get -- the kitchen floor was burning between the beams. they almost collapsed into the basement. i got rushed to the hospital. this was all in the middle of a snowstorm. they got me down and saved my life. i owe you and so many other americans owe you as well. so many families. the only thing that saves the lives of a firefighter are more firefighters. the only thing that saves the lives of the firefighter are more firefighters. that is what has ascended and when i was out of office and then we do everything we can to support and pay for firefighters, more firefighters. you are there for most people who have just lost everything. to ad lib. a second here, you are there for people who lost their homes. that is what you do. you are the ones that lined the little league field. you are an incredible group of individuals. there were three parties in delaware, democrats, republicans and firefighters. thank god i had the firefighters

eight of them went in the attic and then when the water finally went away, they were sleeping on top of the refrigerator or anything that they could because everything else was wet. >> so, authorities here are focusing of course on the search and rescue, restoring power to southwest florida. they brought a lot of food and a lot of water. but then, people like the man we just heard from, don't really know what is next. he worked in the service industry on one of the islands. he says he no longer has a job. he can't stay in his house. everything was ruined inside. he doesn't have a lot of money saved. he doesn't know what the next step this. a lot of these communities that live in houses that weren't destroyed, but were flooded, so that essentially ruined everything that they owned, they want to know what is the next step for them because they can't stay there, so they don't know if they can go somewhere to get to more help. they think that authorities will be focusing on these communities to offer some type of guidance and help as they move forward and try to start from scratch with w

its policy is revenge upon free people. serbia was forbidden to import russian oil through the adria attic pipeline. but bulgaria was not. serbia is forced to buy more expensive iraqi oil and thus lose hundreds of millions of euro's they could have been used more effectively. we are risking a massive dean de sterling zation of the european continent and the long term consequences of that might actually be very deep. our populations are getting invoices which are completely insane. at some point it will snap. i understand that people are angry. people don't have the means to pay for it. belgrade base political analysts, alexander pavlovitch, they said the 8th being punished for refusing to join what is essentially an e suicide pat. all the serving high officials from the president prime minister here at the minister defense. they just protested larry b, a man guest, roger, because it is a practically sanctioned measure against serbia. and, you know, we all know why that is, is because serbia is the alone country in this part of europe practically in all of europe, which is not. which is ref

now you and i will find him together and we'll find him knocking, you'll be nothing new attics yuri nikolaevich yes, as soon as it's ready, call me too. everything stepanych will pinch me, along the way, i'm sleeping. i can reprimand you for sleeping during working hours, no thanks, but kuzya just called me. you said that you already dealt with kuzey, but that's the way it is. i'm also a waste fell out when he leaked all the information to me. kuzya knows when the main thing is, who they will ask first thing today, and the reward. well, he said, who should have these bucks named yes egor like egor well again egor yes, is he a plug in every barrel? well, i'll go raise the guys? yes, you wait to pick up the guys, we with this kuzina info have already burst once. what made it worse? 100% didn't forget anything. no, let's go faster from here. you're in no hurry to get home. i don't know what is offer? there is only not an offer, but a surprise. go. in general, i understood, yes, what is not clear here yegor zhenets. only you and i will not be invited to this wedding, i think . so you look, give me

i still don’t know that the governor of the belgorod region didn’t climb up there in the attic.ladkov recommended to people living in the area who came under the fire of ukrainian artillery, temporarily leaving the territory of shebekino is shelled not for the first time alexander korobov vyacheslav podzolkov vesti, belgorod region. kiev was preparing several acts of sabotage in crimea at once, ukrainian politician sergei pashinsky spoke about this in a conversation with russian pranksters in a lexus. true, pashinsky himself thought that they were having sex with the us ambassador to moscow, michael mcfont, and apparently, that's why the revelation began. what other secrets did the ukrainian politician reveal that anton podkovenko found out. he sits, seemingly imposingly, but at the same time he constantly complains to the imaginary makf in the full version of the prank vovan and lexus, who introduced themselves as the former us ambassador to moscow, ex-deputy of the verkhovna rada sergei pashinsky, a whole list of claims of a european curator to overseas masters. and yet, it tu

well, as a last resort, i thought from moscow i was left without money and in the attic, and how much that there pawned 10,000 dollars. that the money will come out slowly, and by this he said, they say the device will work well, but slowly, that's all. where did you get such a sum from a former student. parents after graduation they gave me a gift, why are all the banknotes new? well, what should i do with you? is there any more water? you need to drive guys the passage is closed. we have a serious estrus has not lost do you admire it? as i understand it, today stepan, which has on the bill, has already struck something, no crime. no, i didn't understand. since when is a bribe not a crime, crime crime article. you haven't canceled here yet, here 's the thing, about six months ago, a novice businessman opened a cafe, and a bad fire inspector offered him to exchange his work permit for a few bills. okay , businessman. bab went. they are good fire inspector. sat for a bribe. well, yes, here’s what you explain to me, that’s why there are arcs here or not in a safe with some operator, do

let's commemorate lyokha and the double bass they burned down in the attic. are you talking about tikhanovsky's mansion, or what? in the middle of moscow yes, i listen to ours already there. come on, i'll be there soon. listen , you yourself don’t shine too much, otherwise it turns you on first, how undesirable. so mikhalych, go ahead and wash it, you need to have a spa jacuzzi here. in general, everything is as you like, here the robe is hanging, they are greeted according to the clothes, they are escorted according to the mind. i understood to follow petrovich in the face in the face. in short, you rest, supermodel. i'll see you in the evening. and you say that i will deceive you, huh? so do you have something to steal? why are you the first victim major sorokin, senior opera officer of the neighboring district, the second victim nina viktorovna kaluzhskaya was killed with one knife on the spot this is the first who is the second difficult, most likely, simultaneously with the witnesses, everything is as usual, not a single one in the center of moscow sorok

i'm a father in the attic, i have nothing to do, where kids are sleeping?e me up, i want to talk to him. i need to talk to them, i have the right to climb into the attic. there is one. wait, what happened there? well, why did they come and say what was required? citizen no, everything is in order with us, we managed on our own, we have the right. all then, be healthy too. goodbye. won't you ask, won't you ask why i came? maybe i came with you to start a new life. maybe we need wire drawers at our enterprise? can i profit to build bridges? i wash my hands on myself. yes, yes, now he will finish his tea and go. i have a serious business. you can for a second that yes, wait, well, together with the whole village i protest against your effective midka husband, who literally has to hmm who, yes, wait. you when literally have to be tied to a chair along with all the kids in the mainstream. where in the mainstream me second cousin accountant end. and wait, i'm not kidding, and i went to the hut, and you'll tell there. young a-ah, here is this water, how a young gu

but 1st, chili's government is created a new national park to protect thousands of flowers in the attic common desert. it is the driest and sunniest as it in the world, but every few years it comes to life. take a look for. busy busy oh lou. busy busy busy ah, wish a vibrant habitat lou ended go listening place of long the mediterranean sea seen it almost far and so far do korean drift along with.

the construction workers carry on the then bits of enough attic side will be ready by winter. december 20th. is the plan for commissioning the line, which can then guarantee the supply for the winter activella and come a few days after that, the 1st l in g tanker is due to arrive the special ship's conduct at deep sea ports . then a mobile special pump ship will convert the d pros and ellen g into gas and send it through the new pipeline environmental us and local citizens initiatives often oppose this kind of infrastructure project. objections in court hearings, often delay construction for years. but this time it's different of going to know to, to its own because of the emergency situation, we're complaining less about the pipeline than we would otherwise food. and of course, it's never optimal when something like this is built by nature of ronnie bundari is already thinking about the time after the gas crisis. in a few years green hydrogen could flow through these pipes instead of natural gas. against the light on and by sasha o lines are hydrogen ready. this means that th

thick, black smoke, literally, literally those proportions from the basement to the third floor, the attic, everything was ruined. and the kitchen floor, we almost lost a couple of firefighters, they tell me, because the kitchen floor was burning between the beams. and then in the house, in addition to almost collapsing into the basement. and then, then i got rushed to the hospital for what turned out to be almost a nine hour operation with an aneurysm in the middle of a snowstorm by my fire company. they got me down, they saved my life. and so iou and many other americans ou as well. so many families. the only thing that saves the life of a firefighter are more firefighters. the only thing that saves the life of a firefighter are more firefighters. that is why as a senator and when i was out of office and then back as president, we would do everything we can to support and pay for firefighters. more firefighters. not only there for most people who have just lost everything. by the way, again, to ad lib. here a second, what people do not realize, they're the same folks who are there holdin

really, the attic in the ground for a probably the spaces used for that.another great question we have here, hold on one second. has any foreign dignitary ever requested a food taster? is that a white house role that you know of? >> that's a fabulous question. i have not ever heard anything like that. but if a foreign dignitary would have a food taster, i assume they would bring somebody from their own staff to do that, rather than put the presidents staff in jeopardy. i would hope so at least. >> that sounds about right to me. meg wants to know, do you have any books to recommend about these workers? particularly some of those memoirs. >> yes, definitely. you can of course check at the very first staff memoir by paul jennings. also another few good memoirs, one by lilian parks, my 30th backstage at the white house, that's a great one. we mentioned some of these on our website as well. there is ike cooper, an electrician and later in a show at the white house, and 42 years in the white house. that's a great memoir, he especially talks about, sort of lesson

my children then in the attic were wanting to know if dad was alive and how far i was from grandma and time i got a break in the waves or grabbing onto a tree or just to catch my breath, i'd pull my phone out and take a picture that i'm okay and a picture of the street and they're familiar with the area and know how far i am from grandma. yeah. maria: johnny, you are a good man. here's mark tepper. go ahead, mark. >> hey, johnny. you are definitely a hero, job well done. my question for you is how long did this entire rescue mission take for you to swim a half mile to your mom and bring her back because i got to tell you, i did nothing even anywhere near as close to what you did but i was a life guard as a young pup myself and i was able to save a few kids but only had to swim them six feet out of the deep end. how long did this entire rescue mission take? >> the initial getting to her -- the whole ordeal was probably about 11 hours by the time we were safe and dry but 21-year-old johnny had to take the steering wheel and 50-year-old johnny had to take backseat and took about 40 minute

now small rooms in the attic and sheds have turned into a unique collection of ancient artifacts.ne of the most valuable exhibits. psalter of the end of the 17th century, which is also alphabet. she really gives a good positive aura to a person, and she. maybe even help in some way. so i suggest you touch this book. and, that is, you tested the desire. in fact, it happens until my desire to fulfill always. thank you all, we're ready, we'll definitely check it out. there are absolutely all the old books here; photos; coins; postcards; household items ; clothes; the list is quite long . you won't find it right away. it is in a simple brick house. on the outskirts of the city, locals will prompt tourists ivan ivanovich accepts for free and does not lose hope that over time he will be able to make a real museum, where there is enough space for everything growing. oh, they say right, the best city is the one where a person is truly, happy in a small jerusalem in the grodno region, our film crew stayed relatively short, but managed to notice people. here, sincere and benevolent people a

and so that was kind of ignominious and in the attic for a while, the natural history museum. newly founded international museum in kentucky and lexington wanted him because he is more than any other the reason that lexington kentucky is the source today so now he's there with a room dedicated to his significance into beautiful expedition. >> your story centers. is this a fictional part of the story or accurate as well? >> as soon as i started to research the historical lexington, i quickly realized the absolutelyiz fundamental and integral role of the skilled horseman. many of the jockeys and the trainers were just extraordinarily to their expertise and it was based on them but much of the labor many of them were enslaved so i realized i couldn't tell the story and erase the contribution so there is aso missing painting of lexington and it's described very vividly because it's supposed to be ad wonderful painting by thomas j scott and it's titled lexington being led out and as somebody that has a horse and love sources, i know the person that has the closest relationship not

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so really the attic in the ground floor are probably the spaces used for that. okay, another great question we have here. hold on one second. okay has any foreign dignitary ever requested a food taster? is that a white house role that you know, wow, that's that's a fabulous question. and you know, i am not ever heard anything like that, but if somebody were if a foreign dignitary were to have a food taster. i assume they would bring somebody from their own staff to do that rather than putting the president's staff and jeopardy i would hope so at least yeah, that sounds about right meg wants to know do you have any books to recommend about these workers particularly some of those memoirs? yeah, definitely so you can of course check out the very first staff memoir by paul jennings, but also a few other good memories one by lillian rogers parks my 30 years back stairs at the house, that's a great option and we mentioned several of these on our website as well. there's ike hoover who was an electrician and later in usher at the white house. his is 42 years in the wh

as far as drug users and and attics, officials say that they want to focus more and finding them help. in the past, 4500 people have been connected with addiction services. more tn more than 700 people died from overdoses in 2020. that was the all-time high. so far this year, year, they have seen nearly 400. >> we are not losing touch with the fact that san francisco is a compassionate and caring city. addiction is hard for anybody. i i am still optimistic area and because of the fact that all of us are working together. >> two days in they have been asked to review their policies and resources to send that to the board of resources committee one week from tomorrow. they have some homework. >> the work is cut out for them. them. thank you so much. we learned that 12 of the deputies that have failed their exams are are going back to duty. meanwhile, activists start demanding accountability for all all of them. >> we need to know who those officers are that are resting and have been putting in that j. that jail. we need to know who those officers are so that we can know if they have bee

i don't like ching it but had to watch it for scheme attic reasons. >> you try to see like what to see we might try to come up with sunday. >> with the red and gold report, i'm charlie walter. >>> and you have the chance to recogniyour favorite 49ers uperfan. get your cell phone our screen to n of the faithful. all season @l i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >>> we are expecting to hear from the 49ers this afternoon since news broke of the huge trade bringing running back christian mccafreyback to the >>> just thought i would give you the replay on the wind. watch the screen light up on saturday afternoon. strong on s

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it turned out that allegedly it turned out that the attic student attacked him. end, we released him there in general, and so on, but after that his career went uphill, he gradually began to move along the career of a black student, our man, yes, the real nazi russia and he such a classic supporter of the superiority of the white race he has, there are appropriate tattoos. he has everything. that's it, and his career developed quite successfully in azov. but here, specifically, this case. i still think it's his. improvisation, because bucha is such a kind of creative developed according to the manuals developed by british media technologists. here it also says that this is an improvisation that he changed. actually the name of the video at the beginning , he decided there somehow to brag about not being ready for to go into, yes, that is, let's try the goal was that, like, here's to show this picture and warn. uh, well, all about russian -minded citizens, what will happen to them, like. well, then, apparently to him, uh, curators curators to him, what is there, i

there was a bomb of bin laden's wildest dream hiding in the attic in afghanistan and yet with bush's war in iraq and obama's waras in syria they succeeded in the a possible creating a little bin laden a fascist caliphate as they called it for three years from 2014 to 2017 with tens of thousands of conscripts in their army and leading to iraq were three in total casualties in iraq and syria certainly more than half a million. they have done the same thing with a bait and switch in yemen where barack obama had a war beginning in 2009 the cia and air force drone warar against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. not just al qaeda actors. relocated terrorists who had bombed the u.s. is 2000 attempt to bomb the plane over detroit on christmas day of 2009 and obama was bombing them. then by the end of 2014 a shiite group friendly with iran came out of the north to the capitol city. the time that happened and you can read thiss in "the wall street journal" in a great piece by barbara slavin from january of f 2015 our current secretaryf defense lloyd austin was a four-star general and the comm

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those flames climbed up into th attic. that's why they needed t use the ladder there. that was next door. the fire happened at an especially bad time for the spiritual store because they sell items meant for the day of the dead holiday, which happens november 1. >>> all right, let's go to crockett now. word of a health advisory after detecting hydrogen sulphide. new tonight the health advisory has been lifted, so that's good news. if you were up there, you probably smelled something foul. the chemical came from the nearby wastewater treatment plant. workers have cleaned out more than a thousand air diffusers a the plant to make that smell go away. >>> well it lasted a matter of seconds, but we know many of yo remember exactly where you were 33 years ago when that 1989 lom prieta earthquake jolted the ba area. 6.9 magnitude shaker was the most devastating local disaster in recent memories. stepped forward. and they were lost in that quake. >>> we know there are a number of earthquake faults. but at least one expert believes more lives could have been lost if i triggered